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Pierre Rolland (EUC)
Michael Albasini (OGE)
Alberto Contador (TSB)
Jakob Fuglsang (AST)
Matthieu Ladagnous (FDJ)
Jurgen Van Den Broeck (LTB)
Thibaut Pinot (FDJ)
Jean-Marc Bideau (BSE)
Jean-Christophe Peraud (ALM)
Another bad day for me coming. I think.
Europcar are going for today instead of tomorrow according to their team talk.
I took out Haussler and Sagan too. Then cannondale put a man up the road possibly for Sagan.
Oh well
Voeckler first at la Schlucht
Result at col de la Schlucht, km 11.5:
1. Thomas Voeckler (Europcar), 5 points
2. Nicolas Edet (Cofidis), 3
3. Joaquim Rodriguez (Katusha), 2
4. Tom Dumoulin (Giant), 1
Peloton at 20 seconds
No changes for me today, I don't like playing 'guess the breakaway' (though I did put a small wager on Spilak, who is not in my squad). Saving them for tomorrow, which should be more predictable.
Feillu looks lively but I imagine a few non-GC teams will have targeted today's stage as winnable. Orica in particular need a win, maybe Albasini will provide it?
Cannot see a Sagan win on this stage.... He looked knackered on the climbs yesterday..
I agree - but he was bookie's favourite across the board.
And as if by magic......
And the first to take off is -- Peter Sagan! The Cannondale rider shoots away after 2 km. Guess he is eager to finally get his first stage win this year!
courtesy of Cycling News
That downhill section at the end says Nibs turns the tables on Bertie for yesterday's little gap.....and is probably why the bookies have Sagan so strong in the market whether he joins the break or waits for it all to come back together?
This is a proper 'LuLu' day if he were here?
Hoping for a solid couple of days now...
NIBALI
CONTADOR
PORTE
BARDET
PINOT
PERAUD
RUI COSTA
VISCONTI
GERRARD
Michal Kwiatkowski (OPQ)
Richie Porte (SKY)
Blel Kadri (ALM)
Jurgen Van Den Broeck (LTB)
Vincenzo Nibali (AST)
Romain Bardet (ALM)
Jean-Marc Bideau (BSE)
Rein Taaramae (COF)
Thibaut Pinot (FDJ)
I took Sagan out in order to go into GC mode plus a break guy for today/tomorrow(more likely tomorrow being Bastille Day)
Contador and Voeckler in for Haussler and Sagan
Nibali
Fuglsang
Porte
Contador
VanDenBroeck
Paolini
Navardauskas
Voeckler
Bideau
No penalties
No i think Saxo/Astana/Sky will push hard today.
Put my faith 1 last time in Kwiatkowski today
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